Sentence examples for section of what from inspiring English sources

You might just take a section of what I've written.

Well, that's a section of what we have on our must-see list.

The first section of what follows will discuss (OH) and the notion of overconfidence.

Moreover, the factory site is just one section of what is known as the Diamond Alkali Superfund site.

In upper right margin: No. X. Includes inset of western section of what is now Garrett and Allegany Counties.

Mr. Moeller's discoveries include a 100-foot section of what he believes is part of the Lexington, a steamboat that burned off Eaton's Neck, near Northport, in 1840.

I've chosen five Loire wines to give you a cross-section of what the region produces.

"We consider ourselves to be tastemakers and a good cross-section of what America likes to read, watch and listen to," said Sean Sundwall, a spokesman for Amazon.

Taken as a whole, they don't form a representative cross-section of what younger artists are up to these days, which is pluralistic and likely to remain so.

So just to be clear: The list of the top 10 wines in our tasting represents only those we liked in that small sample, although I think it offers an accurate cross-section of what is generally available.

1. Record of the Year "Rolling in the Deep," Adele "Holocene," Bon Iver "Grenade," Bruno Mars "The Cave," Mumford & Sons "Firework," Katy Perry Except for the deadly dull and safe café-rockers Mumford & Sons—I'd trade in A.S.A.P. Rocky's "Peso" and be entirely happy this is a decent cross-section of what mattered to folks this year.